2026 external LMT assessment for Indonesian Animal Health Laboratories (Medan)

Bogor (Indonesia), 18/05/2026 - 19/05/2026

To strengthen laboratory quality systems in Indonesia, the external assessment will involve national and international assessors conducting structured evaluations of 12 laboratories through dedicated assessment sessions. Upon completion, the results will be disseminated and evaluated to the participating laboratories. This assessment is scheduled prior to the laboratories’ annual ISO accreditat...

Value chain workshop and expert consultation for WWM-2 evidence-gathering studies in South Sulawesi

Bogor (Indonesia), 20/05/2026 - 21/05/2026

Value Chain Workshop and Expert Consultation for WWM-2 Evidence-Gathering Studies in South Sulawesi

Courtesy meeting with South Sulawesi Government for WWM-2 project implementation

Bogor (Indonesia), 19/05/2026

Courtesy Meeting with South Sulawesi Government for WWM-2 Project Implementation

Courtesy Meeting with the North Sulawesi Provincial Government and Coordination Meeting with the Ministry of Forestry and WWM-2 Project Stakeholders

Bogor (Indonesia), 12/05/2026 - 13/05/2026

2026 external LMT assessment for Indonesian animal health laboratories

Bogor (Indonesia), 07/05/2026 - 08/05/2026

To strengthen laboratory quality systems in Indonesia, the external assessment will involve national and international assessors conducting structured evaluations of 12 laboratories through dedicated assessment sessions. Upon completion, the results will be disseminated and evaluated to the participating laboratories. This assessment is scheduled prior to the laboratories’ annual ISO accreditat...

CDCSUI PSC Meeting (Mar 2026)

Bogor (Indonesia), 29/04/2026 - 05/06/2026

This is an annual meeting organized by the Ministry of Agriculture and attended by Echelon 1 Officers of some ministries, GEF OFP in Indonesia, FAO Representative in Indonesia and Timor Leste and representative of AMAN to discuss and endorse the CDCSUI AWP/B.

Coordination meeting on wildlife disease surveillance in North Sulawesi Province, Indonesia

Bogor (Indonesia), 13/03/2026

The results of WWM-1 Project study showed that the bulk of wildlife products consumed in North Sulawesi are supplied from other provinces in Sulawesi Island, particularly Gorontalo, Southeast Sulawesi, and South Sulawesi. Therefore, to reduce the risk of zoonosis disease transmission in this region, interventions should be implemented in North Sulawesi and its supplying provinces.  A compr...

Regular Technical Dialogue - SSTC Mango (Indonesia-Philippines)

29/04/2026 - 05/06/2026

Regular Technical Dialogue - SSTC Mango (Indonesia-Philippines)

Discussion on the development of technical guidelines for biosecurity in wildlife value chains

Bogor (Indonesia), 09/03/2026

The risk mapping results of the WWM-1 Project revealed the presence of several key risk factors, including trade in high-risk wildlife taxa such as bats, rats, and wild boar, inadequate hygiene and sanitation practices and facilities, and long supply chains across multiple provinces on Sulawesi Island. The assessment also revealed spatial clustering of high-risk wildlife processing activities a...

National consultation meeting 38th Session of the FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific

Bogor (Indonesia), 10/03/2026

National consultation meeting38th Session of the FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific

Inception workshop GEF-7 Project "Strengthening Capacities for Management of Invasive Alien Species (SMIAS) in Indonesia"

Bogor (Indonesia), Hybrid Event, 12/03/2026

Indonesia's exceptionally rich biodiversity is threathened with Invasive Alien Species (IAS). The species rapidly dominated the area where they exist causing to habitat degradation and competition with native species. Ministry of Forestry and FAO are working together to strengthen capacity in IAS management under the Strengthening Capacities for Management of Invasive Alien Species (SMIAS) in I...

Coordination meeting on the preparation for the zoonosis risk reduction study in the wildlife-supplying provinces on Sulawesi Island - Indonesia

Bangkok (Thailand), 06/03/2026

The results of WWM-1 Project showed that the bulk of wildlife products consumed in North Sulawesi are supplied from other provinces in Sulawesi Island, particularly Gorontalo, Southeast Sulawesi, and South Sulawesi. Therefore, to reduce the risk of zoonosis disease transmission in this region, interventions should also be implemented in these supplying areas.